For a fearlessness that led to her departure from the news organization

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

52% : Among the other big winners were: ProPublica took the most prestigious prize, the Gold Medal for Public Service, for a still-ongoing series of stories titled "Life of the Mother" that documented how women died because of abortion bans.
50% : The New York Times won two Pulitzers, for Explanatory Reporting (on how the United States made its own bed in Afghanistan by supporting militias that drove civilians to the Taliban) and International Reporting (for an investigation of how foreign influence and the gold trade fueled civil war in Sudan).
23% : Ann Telnaes, who resigned in protest from the Washington Post after the Editorial Board *coughJeffBezos*cough* spiked her editorial cartoon of Bezos and other CEOs genuflecting before Trump, won a Pulitzer Prize for her work.

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